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learn from barry white
Mastergenius00 2 months ago
im training to be a drum major for my high school band and i need to know how to conduct all times 7/5 4/4 3/4 i know how to cunduct 3/4 and 4/4
Martthew912 3 months ago
So how would one gesture the sforzandos or staccatos played in the first couple of minutes in Beethoven's first symphony?
sweetnshai 10 months ago
interesting!
dunderdendur 1 year ago
James play music of peace for world!
bass109 1 year ago
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Hey Stephan - Your channel is really neat. I don't log in very often so missed the opportunity to speak with you more. Hehehe.
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jamesmcleay 1 year ago
Hey Stephan - Your channel is really neat. I don't log in very often so missed the opportunity to speak with you more. Hehehe.
:-)
jamesmcleay 1 year ago
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Hello,
can anyone tell me what is the music played in video above (starts at 1:00)?
/watch?v=V_G_ZRThifM
hlupekkk 1 year ago
So right !!!! great comments. Hand of the Art...love this one. Thanx so much
danielhoude 1 year ago
Thank you James for your comment.
You way to word it is very right.
Good musicians definitely have there input in expression and in the best cases we can have previous rehearsals without sync to get the best of the score's emotions. But let's be realistic, money is ALWAYS a big issue.
stephanemeer 2 years ago 3
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Hey Stephan - Your channel is really neat. I don't log in very often so missed the opportunity to speak with you more. Hehehe.
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jamesmcleay 1 year ago
As he said - the biggest purpose here was to maintain strict tempo in order to synchronise the orchestral soundtrack with the film - which also saves money I guess for the company employing the orchestra. In the worst case scenario those professional musicians will add the natural elements of musicianship so the works will certainly not be devoid of emotive playing.
jamesmcleay 2 years ago
I found your tutorial intresting, but very ridged and mathematical, surely conducting should be expressing raw emotion to the orchestra so that they have an idea of the emotion of the piece that you depict, but as i've always found, we always - either as a musician or as a member of the audience have our own acoustic preferance to the piece. But however i find it really intresting and inspiring to see infomation on conducting, i wish i could read music and play at the same time. S J Ireland.
stevenjohnireland 2 years ago
@stevenjohnireland
Sight-reading is an acquired skill, not a God-given ability.
If you practise it seriously on your instrument every day, you will eventually become good!
JekyllBoote 2 years ago